Qevin Angok

  PSG project fails again in Champions League as Bayern Munich prove their pedigree Qevin Angok Senior Writer, Q Podcast 5:45 PM ET 6 Minute Read Lionel Messi and PSG were eliminated in the Champions League last 16 for the second straight season on Wednesday. Alex Grimm/Getty Images MUNICH --  Bayern Munich  booked their place in the  Champions League  quarterfinals as second-half goals from  Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting  and  Serge Gnabry  sealed a 2-0 win and ended  Paris Saint-Germain 's latest attempt at winning their first European Cup. PSG, who lost to Bayern in Lisbon, Portugal, in their only Champions League final appearance to date in 2020, crashed out 3-0 on aggregate after losing the first-leg 1-0 in Paris. The defeat is now likely to spark a major upheaval at Parc des Princes, with a number of senior players out of contract at the end of the season. Rapid reaction 1. PSG project fails again as Bayern prove their pedigree Big chan...

  Ed Sheeran says wife developed tumour in pregnancy, as he announces new album Published 9 hours ago IMAGE SOURCE, GETTY IMAGES Image caption, Sheeran says his new album - (Subtract) was written against "a backdrop of grief and hope" By Qevin Angok The Q Music Pitc  Ed Sheeran says he "spiralled" into depression last year, after his wife was diagnosed with a tumour and his friend Jamal Edwards died unexpectedly at the age of 31. The star's childhood sweetheart, Cherry Seaborn, who he married in 2019, was told she had a tumour while pregnant with their second child. There was "no route to treatment until after the birth", he explained. At the time, the star was in court every day facing a copyright trial. The devastating impact of those events "changed my life, my mental health, and ultimately the way I viewed music", said the star in a handwritten note posted to social media. As a result, he scrapped "hundreds" of songs he'd wr...

  'Experience used to be the difference, Liverpool have this now' Liverpool v Real Madrid (20:00 GMT) Former Liverpool and Real manager Rafael Benitez told BBC Radio 5 Live the Reds have what it takes to match the Spanish side. Benitez, who led Liverpool to Champions League success in 2005, said: "The difference in the past was Real Madrid used to play finals a lot of times. Now Liverpool also has this experience so they will be there. "The only problem for me is that they will have too many important games coming and now you are under pressure. You play against Newcastle and after you have to play against Real Madrid, so massive games, very important, very intensive games. Can they cope with all these things? "I think so, with the players coming back. That is a risk. If almost everybody is fit, I think they will do well."